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The crimes of sexual aggressions and the lack of legislation that allows the creation of a DNA database containing the genetic profiles of these crimes constitute a problem and a threat, not only for the security of the city of Quito, but also a latent risk to the citizen security of the entire country. The present research is focused on analyzing the different regulations, as far as the creation of criminal DNA databases is concerned, of countries outside our country in order to establish the feasibility of the adhesion of the genetic profile of sex offenders in the Criminal Database of the National Service of Legal Medicine and Forensic Sciences for their identification, Starting from exploratory, descriptive and explanatory research, taking into account the historical-logical, systematic, hermeneutic and analogical-comparative methods, to determine the imperative need to promote laws that help the creation of this database to identify sex offenders in a more effective way and thus improve the administration of justice in the country.
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Michelle Sevilla Chicaiza, orgogliosamente ecuadoriana, vive a Pujilí, nella provincia del Cotopaxi, ha 26 anni, ha compiuto gli studi primari e secondari nella sua città natale, poi ha vissuto nella città di Quito ed è entrata nella Gloriosa Università Centrale dell'Ecuador dove si è orgogliosamente laureata come avvocato.
